Diary of an Olympian (Watcher) 19 August
By Keith Miller A record breaking day for New Zealand, with five medals – two of them history makers – and an overall best ever total of 15 medals (so[…]
By Keith Miller A record breaking day for New Zealand, with five medals – two of them history makers – and an overall best ever total of 15 medals (so[…]
By Keith Miller Sometimes you think you’ve ben dudded, while other times you think you’ve just been desperately unlucky to lose. In the case of the Women’s Black Sticks this[…]
By Keith Miller Gold in London in the K1 200 metres Canoe Sprint, Gold again in Rio. Lisa Carrington carried the weight of the nation’s expectations on her shoulders overnight,[…]
By Keith Miller It’s amazing how many emotions you can experience in 12 hours’ worth of sport. After the extreme disappointment of watching the Men’s Black Sticks lose to Germany[…]
By Keith Miller Well, what a weekend. New Zealand scored another Gold medal – in the closest of close calls – and a couple of other medal hopes were on[…]
By Keith Miller Finally – the curse is broken, and my decision to take leave over the Olympics has been justified. Terrible Thursday & Woeful Wednesday are behind us –[…]
By Keith Miller I’m starting to wonder this taking-time-off-to-watch-the-Olympics gig was such a good idea after all. A couple of golds for NZ would have been nice over the past[…]
By Keith Miller It all started so well overnight from a NZ perspective. Yet it could be argued that after so much expectation, this was one of NZ’s most disappointing[…]
By Keith Miller There’s nothing better than a surprise performer – as an example few picked Natalie Rooney to pick up the silver medal in the Women’s Trap Shooting yesterday,[…]
By Keith Miller Unfortunately, due to a few technical difficulties (in other words a cocktail party that turned into a surprise wedding with an open bar on Saturday night), the[…]